HuntAvtomat
The Avtomat chambered in 7.62x54mmR from Hunt: Showdown! Hope you like stripper clips.
About this mod Author’s original text
Hunt: Showdown Avtomat
The Avtomat chambered in 7.62x54mmR from Hunt: Showdown! Accepts clips and individual rounds like the vanilla version. I wasn't completely sure how to implement this since the gun is a bit odd. I opted to making it have two fire modes, default is three round burst and the secondary is full auto at the correct rounds per minute. Only holds 15 rounds so I hope you like stripper clips.
I added some quality of life improvements to make this a bit more useful and less annoying to use. The bolt can be locked back with a bolt catch, the bolt opens on last round, and loading a clip on a closed bolt will automatically open it similar to a C96. None of these things are accurate but it seemed very cumbersome to use without it.
Features
- Tweaked and custom sounds - Expect improvement updates
- The sights... exist? Probably shouldn't be in features
- Suppressor mount
- Two fire modes, 3 round burst and full auto, no safety since safety wasn't invented yet. Single shots can be fired with care.
- Clips can be fed directly into a closed bolt to pop the bolt open while quickly reloading. Topping off rounds with a clip will eject a round.
- 15 rounds that can get chewed up pretty fast, but I'd say that's pretty accurate to Hunt
ObjectID List
- bitwizrd.HuntFirearm.Avtomat
Metadata
- Era: WildWest
- Year Introduced: 1891
- ModTags: BitWizrd, Hunt: Showdown
Spawner Menu
- Firearms/Machinegun
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